On March 30, Kloots sent the Broadway star to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. On April 1, he was put on a ventilator. Kloots kept her friends and followers informed on Cordero's hospitalization through Instagram, while also sharing his songs. Kloots garnered significant acclaim, and Cordero's album "Live Your Life" soared to the top of the iTunes charts. Cordero was hospitalized for 90 days and died on July 5.
âIt's all quite moving,â he said. âAnd my community has come together to support her as well. There is a constant stream of individuals dropping off items. And he was in âRock of Ages,â the production they were doing out here, and his âRock of Agesâ cast actually takes turns stroller walking the baby. âBraff said that individuals are âfortuitous enough not to have this property in their backyard.â
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Amanda stepped aside from full-time dance after the conclusion of Bullets in order to concentrate on her next phase. "I enjoyed it and did it for 16 years, but I reached a point in my life when I was 32 and desired certain things," she subsequently stated to The-Void. "The ups and downs of the performing world, going in and out of gigs, it was no longer working for me. I need consistency and want control."
"A year. Today is painful; there is no way around it. You left us a year ago and became our angel in paradise. You were surrounded by so much affection and Led Zeppelin on Spotify—no doubt your choice, not mine "Kloots provided captions for the slideshow. "What occurred was unimaginable; my greatest fear was losing you. I used to constantly advise you, 'Do not dare to go anyplace. I'm not sure what I'd do if I lost you.'" Kloots also spoke to ET about adjusting to life as a single mother to Elvis after her husband's death.
